Today
I begin with two shots of the Nenes - AKA Hawaiian Geese - standing
on wooden things. I was walking round anti-clockwise for a change
today if you are wondering why the Bewick swans are not among my
first shots.
In
fact, the first swans I sighted were the duo of black-necked swans
and a mute swan.
I
then encountered a small flock of 4-5 long-tailed tits - but could
not get a good shot as they flitted about too fast. I did manage to
get a shot of a pair of thrushes perched in a tree near the reedbed
hide, though.
Next,
I reached the Trumpeter swan lake/field and sure enough my pair of
pals came waddling across to greet me before I entered the hide next
to their enclosure.
That's a nice big picture of the Trumpeters. I also like the Hawaiian Geese standing on the little log and the wooden palette, or whatever it is.
ReplyDeletemore of both birds coming soon - as seen yesterday. i wrote up the blog posts from yesterdays pix this morning while it was raining out
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